Just a Crazy Ol’Cowboy, Or a Demon From the Other Side?!

[@MarbleFoxGamer]

As a 35 year old man, I live on the outskirts and don't talk to many people. Every time you post a video, I step outside and light a cigar and it's almost like I'm having a cigar with a friend. Just a good relaxing moment listening to your stories. Cigar of choice for myself: Java Latte, or Java Maduro

[@captainawesome5560]

Those Java latte’s are really good with some coffee good choice Drew Estate always has a good draw on there sticks.

[@GrassRoots-fp4ty]

Currently enjoying an Arturo Fuentes Curly head. Being a little cheap today.

[@MarbleFoxGamer]

@@captainawesome5560 I fell in love with Java Latte the day I tried it. The smell, the taste, nice thick oily wrapper. Just a damn good cigar

[@MarbleFoxGamer]

@@GrassRoots-fp4ty nothing wrong with that. I actually enjoyed the Arturo. Another good one on the cheap side of things is Mr.B

[@captainawesome5560]

@@GrassRoots-fp4ty Nice! Always good to find a cheap and good stick, my go too for a cheap day is an Odyssey Habano, they burn amazing and taste great, I buy them by the bundle and at $3.00 a stick for a Gordo you can’t beat it. Enjoy!

[@luke9509]

As a disabled man who gets a few funny looks from people, this really hit home, I try not to take it personally. I Live and let learn :) Bless your heart Dewayne. Thank you for all the love and kind words people. I rarely get this many, this cowboy community certainly feels like home now.

[@brentcauble5416]

Don't worry people look at me in a strange way all the time. I have straight up scared a few people I think lol they can all kick rocks brother. Keep on keepin on and don't look back. ☮️♥️🙏🙏🙏

[@billy_fred]

anyone giving you a funny look lacks basic human decency. we live in the age of idiots so don't waste your energy on them.

[@luke9509]

@@billy_fred Much love my friend, thank you.

[@luke9509]

@@brentcauble5416 i appreciate the kind words and encouragement. I will do, we are warriors.

[@nolaprince01]

Hey man don't worry about them people disability or not they still gonna have something to say. I hope you the best 💎💯

[@adaptive_andrew]

I'm a 27 year old below knee amputee who operates heavy machinery. Your channel has been a really refreshing part of my life recently. Thanks for your wisdom, insights, lessons, and laughs. You're a treasure, Dwayne.

[@apack76]

After watching the video, I felt like I went to church and listened to a good sermon. Dwayne, you got something about your personality, delivery and storytelling that makes us stop and listen. You have that old school outlook that is fair and humble. Keep it coming, my friend. I, for one, will keep on listening.

[@BoostedPastime]

He always feels like he is a preacher and on some level he is.

[@backcountrypreps6171]

Agreed

[@rich33888]

That’s that ol’cowboy wisdom. Nothing beats it. This man is a legend. He needs to hold seminars for men that just want to learn and soak up as much knowledge and wisdom as possible.

[@mingus444_gaming]

@@rich33888 in a way, he is

[@richardbrown3727]

Agee wholeheartedly!

[@Kholaslittlespot1]

You, sir, may actually be one of my newest favourite people. It's cold here now in the UK. Energy prices so high I'm restricted to a log fire. The property is becoming damp but I'm warm enough!

[@ruck27]

Good luck out there friend! From Canada

[@rudyhernandez4962]

You Brits are going through a specifically tumultuous time right now. Hang tight brother you will survive and remember to be kind to your neighbor. Much love.

[@acmcbride-olson9320]

I empathize. Log fires are cozy …but. It’s the but that gets ya. We spent twelve and a half years in a house we had to heat with wood because we couldn’t afford the electric heat. Heat is something we take for granted when we have easy access - until we don’t. Then having it return is a massive cause for Gratitude! Hope things improve for you soon!

[@Kholaslittlespot1]

What genuinely heartwarming comments. Thanks. We actually lost this house to a chimney fire in the early 80s (250yr old thatched cottage razed to the ground) but we would not be moved! I was about 4. My single parent mother rebuilt the place on the same footprint and here still we stand, the two of us. One very strong lady! I've obviously found somewhere a bit special here. Glad to have subscribed.

[@fragelicious]

Sounds like you are grateful for this thing we call life.

[@BenevaMcfarland]

I am a 58 yr old , single since 2008, woman with 5 acres, chickens, 4 dogs, and 2 beautiful horses in Oklahoma. I'm just letting you know this because your messages are reminders of living well! Thank you for making your videos!

[@JohnSmith-gc7dp]

Sounds lonely and that sucks like hell, from a 25 year old man

[@kcnelsonstudio844]

Such a message, if we don't have a context we see it as a demon. It is so easy to not respect that which we do not know or understand. 'It is what it is" is a context and framework, it opens doors towards living well. Warmth, honor, respect, peace.

[@BenevaMcfarland]

@@kcnelsonstudio844 I always say that. "It is what is is", love it

[@Smok0z]

Are you sure you aren’t 26 ? 😂

[@whyyes6428]

@@Smok0z People write these kinds of comments for the likes, it's plainly obvious. 'I am a blah blah blah....'

[@timr2444]

I was born and raised in St Louis then moved to Arkansas when I was 14. I'm 35 now and I'm getting into hunting and fishing thanks to a good friend who is able to see it the way you do. Thank you sir have a good day

[@kowalenkogeorge8413]

Just came across this channel maybe a month or so ago. I can't stop watching, this brother speaks the truth. I'm George and 50 years old, I learn new things everyday. I wouldn't have it any other way.

[@Leprechaune]

So glad I stumbled across your channel DeWayne. The world needs to hear a lot more 'old fashioned' common sense and wisdom in these strange times. And you have a real gift for imparting that knowledge and wisdom to a younger generation of people. I'm a 38 year old guy from Ireland. I'm not young anymore, but not old either, and certainly not too old to learn from someone with more life experience than me. Cheers DeWayne

[@anthonystike6034]

As soon as you started describing what he saw, I knew that it was you Dwayne. You had me rolling on the floor laughing.

[@JamesLaserpimpWalsh]

First thing I do when I meet someone new is to make them chuckle with a joke or a kind word. Its how Ive always done it. I'm quite rough lookin so I had to, to put people at their ease. Imoved around a lot as a boy, so had to keep making new friends and that is the best way in my experience to get someone instantly on your side. Thanks for the stories and whatnot. You are right. Thats what Ive been trying to foster on facebook etc. Unity. Our enemies have been at it hard trying to divide us for nearly ten years. That ends now. Concentrate on what we have in common, not what divides us.

[@jessepitt]

My brother: You earned my subscription with this one. What a banger. I’m a unicorn country liberal atheist who has only conservative friends because I’m a horseman, hunter, camper home grown meat and vegetable cowboy hippie. There are no rules about how people have to believe in order to be decent. I have been all over the world and we are all driven by the same imperatives. Family is everything all over the planet.

[@scottdublin4164]

Brother, you are the real deal and so refreshing! I'm 63 and raised on a farm in South Carolina. Spend my time in retirement now volunteering at a ranch that does equine therapy. Listening to your videos is like a conversation with an old friend. I'm bound and determined to get to your school one day!! God Bless and keep up the good work!

[@markshoemaker65]

Thank you for being you, I watched one of your videos about a week ago and instantly knew i wanted to hear more and have been riveted to your channel, im a 59 yr old disabled & retired you have helped and taught me so much...thank you again.

[@goldilocks3593]

Such a needed message right now. We all need to stop demonizing each other (unless there is an EXTREMELY good reason to) and just accept that because of our backgrounds and life experiences we see life differently. Yes exactly: the extremes are unhealthy but the rest of us are just trying to get through life as well and happily as possible. Let’s strive to understand and show a little kindness to one another 🙂

[@LaughingMan44]

Unfortunately, what is considered "normal" now *is* extreme, and the people speaking out against it are demonized as being "extremist". People just wanting to be happy, just trying to get through life is how we got into this mess. Apathy is why we are heading towards a living hell, if we aren't there already.

[@allenhollenbach4692]

I was a deacon at our church. I talked to the divorced "pastor" about backing some political issues out of the church. About the same time, my now ex-wife developed a problem. The "pastor" and some of his followers pushed her to divorce. Nice huh? He said I was a bad guy because I disagreed with him and pushed a bad agenda.

[@Bluegill_Hill]

@Laughing Man, Apathy isn't why, corruption is why. If a cause is based on corruption and people are led into action, then they are marching with fools. Choose battles wisely.

[@LaughingMan44]

@@Bluegill_HillIt's people choosing to turn a blind eye, to ignore reality, choosing to do nothing, to let the mental patients be in charge of the asylum. If enough people had just said "no" to what's been happening in the West these last decades, it would have ended then and there. Too many people had the attitude of "live and let live" and "what people do in the privacy of their own home is their business" etc. We've become completely deracinated, there's no such thing as community in most places anymore.

[@Bluegill_Hill]

@Laughing Man , yes I do understand and agree. I should have added that "apathy" is, and will be more so, used as a virtue signal for many that engage in misguided action. Coercion will shortly follow, with accusations of one being apathetic. But the roots of that tree might very well be corrupt, as many are. That's why I say apathy isn't the problem, corruption is. But yes, simultaneously your general observations appear to be valid, imo.

[@refusedone]

The country and the world need more of this message. True wisdom, I appreciate and agree with the vast majority of what you say…coming from the “opposite” side…I truly appreciate your teachings.

[@I.G_NL]

Recently discovered this channel. Absolutely love it!

[@sergiocaetano9908]

Thank you for the story. Really enjoyed hearing it this morning with my Cigar. Cheers brother, Dwayne.

[@derekstevens3119]

Seems like yesterday you were celebrating 100k, congrats on the rapid growth. It's well deserved.

[@CrossTimbersSon]

It’s interesting I can hear in your story the empathy and patience you extend to young horses. We often ask them to stand calm and still as a scary demon (horse training flag) scares them into flight tendencies. Im amazed at the forces that seem to still be at work to divide us all, even though we’re in essence extremely connected and accessible. I just watched this video you uploaded in Tennessee less than an hour ago, and before I wrote this comment, I was on a zoom meeting with a friend I’ve never met in person in Nigeria, Africa.

[@fishngolf2]

Enjoy hearing your relaxed, thoughtful discussions about so many topics: cowboy hats, boots, cigars, philosophy, manhood, etc! ❤️❤️

[@washburnbilly]

The bible tells us that you will know them by their fruit and you Sir are a peaceful man an I admire that. It's so easy to become bitter in these times and you are a great example of who to be, calm and collected. Thanks for the encouraging words!

[@kellycollier2026]

I'm jealous. I just got 2 saddle rack hung on the wall in out new tackroom. Seeing your finished tackroom reminds me that I have a ton of work in front of me this week. Plus getting 4 horses shod. Gonna be a GREAT week! Thank you my friend.

[@ryanmartin3794]

How on earth can anyone judge you in a negative way? It’s almost unbelievable that someone would Dwayne. Thanks for being here brother!! Stay well.

[@bobbybrown5217]

Thanks again, you the best uncle!! Listening to your videos brings me peace and appreciation, bringing me back on track

[@billb3454]

In one of your other videos you made a passing remark about living in New Guinea. I thought to myself, “New Guinea? That’s it? No story? Come on, there has to be some type of cool story there. Let’s here it.” So thank you for sharing.

[@sittingravenleeson8781]

You got me as a subscriber. Been on a binge of videos lately. I was raised religious and rural but got away from it.... and you bring back the simplicity and truth to me, whether you mean to or not. Thank you very much sir. Love the videos. God bless.

[@charlescollins8385]

Brother, keep on doing what you’re doing. I enjoy these videos. The advice and wisdom that you share is priceless. I’m 40 years old and have spent over 20 years of my life in a denomination that I realized has missed the mark. It’s been an adventure and a struggle trying to find where I need to be, while trying to hold a good model for my wife and children. Coming from my background, it’s so easy to be critical and judgemental of something different than I’m used to. Thank You!

[@bobsosa5042]

Can you please elaborate on when you said, " It’s been an adventure and a struggle trying to find where I need to be" ???. I would like to learn more about the lenses you have seen of life.

[@charlescollins8385]

@@bobsosa5042 Sure, so where I came from, the church I came out of after some many years, is sort of like leaving the Amish, if you’re familiar with them. They teach and believe that they are the only ones who are right. So after so many years of that, and seeing through scripture that it was wrong, finding a church home can be difficult. You have all of these former teachings for years and now you’re removing them from your life, but it’s hard finding the path you feel you need to travel. I follow the Bible, but finding a church that lines up with what I feel the Bible teaches, the most correct church if you will. Hope that makes a little sense. No church has everything right. They’re made up of humans. I believe mostly all churches have good in them to some degree, but we all have to find what we feel is closest to the Bible

[@scaleonkhan183]

8:03 "A lot of times, they just don't have a context in which to understand what and who you are... and sometimes when we meet, we see the absolute worst." 13:36 "You'll be a whole lot less angry, a whole lot less bitter, a whole lot less judgmental, a whole lot more understanding and have a lot more grace, if you can start framing the world around you based on context. Otherwise you're gonna keep seeing these demons from the other side, and there's no need." 14:39 "You cannot frame the way they think and the way they approach things and the way they view things within your context, otherwise you guys are never gonna understand each other and you're never gonna get along, if you're something totally opposite." ^ This is the easiest way I've seen someone describe the concept of ethnocentrism without actually using the word.

[@mustlearnmore4884]

I'm so very grateful to have recently discovered your channel, and I'll been listening to your wise words every day since then (nine days and counting). You have a calming, reassuring way about you that inspires me to be a better man. It has been an especially challenging couple of years, but these videos provide a great deal of warmth, motivation, hope and strength to face whatever Fate has in store for me next. Thank you, Dewayne. Wishing you, 'Mama' and your family the very best of health, happiness and fulfilment throughout the rest of the year and beyond 🙏🏽🔥💪🏽 "Be logical, be reasonable, be safe, and have fun." - Dewayne Noel

[@randr302]

What a great message I look forward to sharing with my family ♥️ hope ya'll are feeling better.

[@themissionarypositionpodcast]

I’ve been following you for awhile now. As someone who grew up in PNG this story resonates with me. Mi amamas tumas long stori bilong yu.

[@DryCreekWranglerSchool]

Bel bilong mi em i pirap tru long mi harim Tok Pisin.

[@dabunnisher29]

I got into the ARMY to pay for college. This was during the first Gulf War. I was shipped to Giessen, Germany. A lot of the GI’s didn’t hang out with the German people outside the base. Not me. I went out to the clubs and made a lot of German friends. Those people became like my family. It was probably some of the best times in my life, because I learned a new language, a new culture and a different way of thinking. I still have that BRUTAL German honesty. After going to ASU (Thank you ARMY), I taught English in Japan. Again, some of the best times in my life. I also learned a new language, a new culture and a different way of thinking. I still take my shoes off in the house. Learning a new language, a new culture and a different way of thinking was and is when I am happiest. Just my 2 cents.

[@xgimi456]

Liebe Grüße aus Frankfurt ;D

[@junkoe]

I have only seen this channel just two weeks ago, but I am glad I stumbled upon it. Your sagely wisdom and advice is greatly appreciated. Context always matters.

[@kayleecook8107]

Your stories are filled with lessons and wisdom. It is so amazing that you can touch the hearts of so many humble folks. I appreciate what you and your wife do so much!

[@adityatewari972]

Please never ever stop uploading these videos they are so helpful and supportive I absolutely love them thank you for making this channel

[@davepeterson2538]

Awesome, truth for sure! Humble wisdom vs arrogant foolishness. Wow. Context is King, I am teaching this concept right now n my Bible study, you brought this to a whole new level friend. I am retired, served 30 years active duty Army, another 15 years with Dept of Defense as an advisor. Traveled all over the world - context is king, for sure. Keep being a light and speaking truth!

[@jim9337]

Certainly an enjoyable way to start a Sunday. You take care friend, and hopefully we'll see you again soon. Blessings to you and yours.

[@impek667]

Everything I see is through mine own eyes and perspective influences the way I interpret things. Culture, education, religion, politics and even the environment we grow up in, molds this perspective. It takes wisdom which comes with time and (for me personally) traumatizing/shocking situations, to rattle that perspective and change the way we see the world. When this happens, we realize there are multiple ways of interpreting situations and suddenly we're not so quick to judge anymore. Thank you for yet another great lesson and effort to humbly bring people together.

[@rudyhernandez4962]

Thanks again Dwayne glad you and your family are doing ok. Congrats on the new grandkid 🎉

[@j.ebburts8393]

You’re an amazing soul. I’ve been watching your videos and they’ve helped me reconnect with friends, learn to have more grace and compassion. As a 30 year old man, with a total different cultural background (from another country), your message resonates with me. And I’d like to thank you sir for that!

[@Shepherd1234]

« God gave us 2 ears and 1 mouth to show us that it’s twice more important to listen than to speak » Really when I try to understand someone it takes me 95% of the time focused on listening them. To get 5% of understating them. And that’s what a true genuine person will do to understand.

[@generategoodenergy14]

I hear you. I grew up in Dillon,Co., Was born in El Paso, where I spent many summers, lived on the Navajo. Res, downtown, L.A., Bowling Green, KY, Nashville,. TN, and on the streets in Austin,. TX. Spent some time in Tasco, Mexico. There were many differences in each culture, but there are loving, beautiful people everywhere, that I've learned so much from. The caring people everywhere have enriched my life so very, very much. 💜

[@Mr.Comment.]

Once again great story and perspective Dwayne. It just amazes me the way you tell your story and share your experience. Keep on making videos! 13:35 - amazing line.

[@thecapone45]

Wonderful message. I myself, for various reasons, have started within the last months to be more humble with my expectations of others and to give more grace to people. I’m trying to be kinder because we do all need to practice a little kindness and humility. But we need to be the change we want to see. Dewayne, I enjoy watching your videos so much! You are a good, kind soul.

[@groglorb8980]

I love your videos Dewayne, just discovered them the other day and been having them on in the background while I'm going about my day. A lot of things are really hitting home as its a rather challenging time. Thanks for the stories and thoughts, God bless from Cymru! (Wales, West Britain)

[@energyasylum997]

@6:45 “With my head up, my eyes were clear and my heart was clean.” 👌🏼Amen sir.

[@MHoneyChicken]

Thank you for the message and hello from Ireland.

[@charrepz]

Thank You Another Great Lesson May Peace Be with You All

[@NiniskoMueller]

Sir, I learned quiet some from your videos by now. About myself, life, relationships and horses. I love the "cowboy energy". I applied it on the horse I care for, works 100%. God bless you, Mama, kids and your work !

[@dr.jamesmullis7041]

True words, excellently spoken! Thank you for sharing your story and the informative life lesson.

[@kenstory6713]

thank you,as a African American i really enjoy your videos and your down to earth look at life, i try my best to not judge and Love God and my neighbor

[@Lafirin]

You're a pure guy and I love your clear pieces of wisdom. The beautiful ways of living, now considered "old school" will stand the test of time and any encouragement towards loving, persevering, valuing responsibility and hard work and many other things you discuss here is pure gold in these darker times. Thank you!

[@RobRupp]

I just love the way you help people and can relate your stories. Keep it coming my friend. I tried to listen every time and look forward to all of our get togethers. Rob Rupp

[@conniegunn]

Great message!!! Hello from Deadwood, SD!!

[@damzg1604]

Been following This channel for years and Just stumbled upon this vid , I am also from PNG and so stoked That yall lived and experienced abit of my homeland!

[@mvteacher7648]

Thank you, Dwayne, for making these videos and sharing your thoughts! You are making the world a better place!

[@frankjamesenglishartist]

Thanks a sublime message and video!! Our family moved every few years and it helped me understand and appreciate a lot including other perspectives and cultures.. My own family we have lived in one of the most diverse cities of the US over 25years now, long time immigrant town to all the waves of what is happening in the world.. Once we do gain a perspective of other people and cultures sometimes we still clash, we have been told to leave the city by a wide variety of people all walks and we have persisted a long time.. Thankful to have recently acquired a cabin in a national forest a few hours away which has been a life saver in so many ways, again surrounded by different culture and STILL those who do not want us, some that do, always some people who want what you have..

[@FraterMerovius]

Your wisdom never ceases to impress.

[@taterr7419]

Spot on!! I find wisdom and peace in your videos!! 🤘🏻 absolutely enjoy your thoughts on life. To be able to sit down and enjoy a cigar and coffee with y’all would be incredible.

[@joshuahaydon5312]

I’m glad you are feeling better man. That flu is really rough this year.

[@crashingatoms9186]

We my friend are around the same age and back ground. Your wisdom is far above mine my friend. I have realized that I have allot of catching up to do on my quest to be a better man.

[@equiptheangels7093]

Thanks for sharing…Good Day All 🙏

[@dallydeee]

needed to hear this right now. appreciate all the shared wisdom 💌

[@Uncle_Tijikun]

This is ana amazing message, with an amazing story behind. Thanks Dewayne!

[@josie4065]

DeWayne, I love listening to you tell stories. Thank you for doing this.

[@davidpeterson9287]

Sir, I appreciate you. I’ve listen to a few of your messages and brother, thank you so much. Let’s just say I’m spending a lot of time with my 8lbs maul lately. It sure helps. Keep sharing your thoughts please!

[@JJPelszynski]

Dewane, the world could use more genuine folks like you my friend. This was a great talk and that Flathead 660 is a terrific stick! Had one for the first time a few months ago and now I’m going to go grab a few more!

[@mattrusso4039]

Your videos actually help so much I was wondering if you could maybe make a video about how to make the right choice even when it’s a hard thing to do or how to know how to make the right choice

[@mattrusso4039]

@@justinofboulder hey man great reply I actually got some insight from that thank you

[@mbt841]

One of my favorite cigars, and an important message. Thanks!

[@JackMee-hOFF-Jr.]

That was a great story. You sure know how to communicate. That’s your gift.

[@bobvorn7504]

The purest form of clearing my mind I’ve ever come across! Thank you 🙏

[@shirleycirio6897]

HUMIDOR??? I really like humidors and wooden cigar boxes. Some are so beautiful, some vintage, some burl. They are good for so many things....other than cigars!! I would love to see your cigar storage choices and unique wooden shipping boxes... I did see (in one video), a lovely cabinet with glass lidded jars. Very attractive arrangement. Maybe do a video and get a great humidor (or two), from your sponsor...also including a profound message, of course!

[@barefootwebdesign]

Okay Dwayne. Thanks. God Bless you and yours

[@LMG-OBSESSED]

Your a great person to listen too you’ve helped me a lot even with me being new here! If I ever get the opportunity I’d love to study under this man!

[@ian_corbett]

This message should be played before the World Cup final as it’s a message everyone needs to hear right now. Only found this channel today love it already, thank you

[@maxcorder2211]

Dewayne, I have been all over the world, served two tours in Vietnam. I have worked for major corporations as a Vice President. I have worked with men and women from every walk of life. I’ve dug ditches, fed cattle, flew airplanes, and own my own business. I now live on the shore of Flathead Lake in Montana, so that Flathead 660 cigar may do the trick. I believe in letting every man have his own beliefs and customs as long as he doesn’t try to impose them on me. Live and let live. Keep up the good work.

[@HXLIASMR]

This channel is what will allow you to purchase your bit of acreage. As it should. You have a great way about yourself, a good head on your shoulders and a certain charisma that can't be quantified. Your ways and wisdom are needed in these times.

[@jawsjawsjawsjaws]

A thoughtful and crucial message to digest in this diverse world. Appreciate ya

[@TJBear]

Right on the money, Sir. Humbly from a female city-fied almost senior married lady in BC, Canada. The only thing I am extreme about is keeping my heart focussed on forgiveness and grace! That is a full time job, and I keep the Boss upstairs very busy lol. I need a lot of help!

[@MisterBill593]

Nice video! I am grateful that, growing up in the suburbs of Washington DC, we still returned once or twice a year to my Dad's midwestern farm town in Illinois and to my Mom's lower middle class industrial small town near Pittsburgh, PA. This gave me exposure to three different types of contexts during my growing up years, making it much easier to understand different contexts.

[@HiGlowie]

MoCo County!

[@split88]

Good day brother keep dropping those gems!,I aspire to be with the levelheadedness that you have..god bless

[@carolwarn7497]

Love the wisdom of your videos! Have stood out on a ranch, listening to the old timers talking about how good the apple blossoms smelled and making cheat hay when then cheat grass was still red. You hafta LISTEN, before you learn

[@brendanfoxley366]

Just wanna say thank you, your words and videos have truly moved me.

[@thealsatian4232]

We all need more grace. Good talk.

[@Setyjo]

How I've been waiting for this next vid, glad you guys are feelin better!

[@mikeomaly]

Morning brother! Thanks for the video. I really enjoy listening to your channel. Thank you! Hope yall have a great day!

[@rgould4196]

Hello Dewayne & Deanna! Glad you're safely back! Love the update, more wisdom & cigar info!! 😆

[@Adui13]

Thank you, Dewayne. Your words of wisdom are as always a welcome eye-opener for this grumpy old man.

[@jamesjordan6561]

Well said, more like you are needed. Thanks for existing!

[@laninaantwine8529]

Came across your video about not having it all together and just wanted you to know I appreciate it and I will be staring it with my son who is 22 years old and I think he will take your words to Heart at least that's what I am hoping could not leave a comment on the other video that I came across leaving in on this one thank you so much once again I really do appreciate it I am a single mom and it's hard to put things in the words but you did a wonderful job and blessings to you and your family thank you again

[@michaelkostelnik5382]

Love your thoughts! I dont care if your country or city everyone needs a piece of your wisdom, you sure have a gift of being able to get your points across... thank you for doing your part and helping to change the world

[@whitehawkgt7270]

Just wanted to say I really appreciate your words of wisdom. Thank you good Sir!

[@mental_health1998]

You are becoming an incredible man i pray that God will protect you from all the evil around you and bless us with more of your wisdom amen

[@WookieLove1]

Dwayne I first watched your video on being full and complete after camping for several days in the mountains with your sons and I was hooked. Well done Sir. Keep it coming

[@captainawesome5560]

Man great words of wisdom! Thank you for sharing, CAO Flathead is definitely one of my favorites, l like the box press style of it as well. Enjoy!

[@terrybrewer7905]

Your absolutely correct, you've earned the time to share your wisdom for people wanting to learn will stop and listen for those that don't will complain, keep up the good work.

[@justinbouvier132]

Hallelujah brother Amen.

[@RodGoelz]

Great message and reminder

[@BaracudaTeam]

Congradulations on the 300k subscribers, really came by fast!

[@loveisgratitude]

Beautifully well said video. I hope people understand and take it in. Thank you.